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“Easter Contemplations It does not concern me If this life is all I have. I do not need a resurrection Or reincarnation Or to live with the gods. It is enough to live With you here In the days of your presence. When my breathes Are complete, Lay me by your side In the dust. As in life, so in death. Let us become one With each other again.”

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Journey

This book delves into the transformative power of travel, examining how it shapes personal growth, cultural exchange, and the broader human condition. more

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